Employee Benefit News July 31, 2024
Liz Reimer

America’s healthcare industry has been squeezed tightly over the past few years with post-pandemic fallout, a declining economy and high consumer expectations. Retail pharmacies are no exception, and it’s clear that the traditional pharmacy model is in crisis. With rising costs for medications and supplies and changing consumer retail habits, this doesn’t bode well for the brick-and-mortar community pharmacy.

Simply put: the traditional pharmacy model is unsustainable. We will soon see a rash of closing retail pharmacies and consumers scrambling to fill needed prescriptions affordably.

You might be asking yourself why this should matter to you as HR and benefit professionals. I serve as chief human resources officer for a company that works with many large employers concerned about healthcare...

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Topics: Employer, Patient / Consumer, Pharma, Pharma / Biotech, Primary care, Provider
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